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Here is a breakdown of what we can expect if the president and congress cannot reach an agreement and we go off the fiscal cliff.
The Latest Fiscal Cliff Positions
the fiscal cliff doesn’t refer to a single event, rather a combination of events that could possibly derail the U.S. economy
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the president did cut his trip to Hawaii short in order to address the calamity facing the United States economy as it stands ready to be pushed over the fiscal...
United States Economy Gets Coal In Its Stocking
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Inside the Fiscal Cliff
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Even Santa Can’t Solve the Fiscal Cliff Problem
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